The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
HE HAS GIVEN BOND.
kAIIAHER RETURNS AND Is RE
LEASED ON BAIL.
Tho Businoss-Like Advice of One OF
His Original Bondsmen-The Official
Ready and Able TO Mako Good the
Deficit, Il There BIO Any.


Deficit, n There DO Any.
The return Of Pat Kallahcr, wharimas
ter in the face oi twonty-eight indict'
mcnts, covering a sum total OF about Soo,-
600 has greatly encouraged his friends In
their firm belief OF his innocence. II IL
claimed by them that Kallahcr arrived in
the city from Little Rock Friday night,
and that he came from llopciield In skill.
This may all be true, but Mr.. Trowbridgc,
the conductor Of the train on which kal-
lahcr claims TO have come from Little
Rock, stated on his word ~ gentleman
that MIR. Kallaher did not como on that
train. Mr. 1rowbridgc has known kalla-
her for years, and is his particular friend
lie made this statement shortly before
O'Clock Yesterday morning, when he had Just
pulled his train over the wreck on tho
transfer track. bcing four houS late.
ON the came point Mr.. Fat J. Kelly
who keep, u saloon nj Main and Adams
streets. sheds some light. lie IN the cs-
pecial friend ui kallahcr, and after weary
Ing Of waiting for the train Friday night,
took a skill and bulletcd the waves over 10
IIopchcld There lac saw kallalcr and
also Chief Of Police Davis, who had gone
10 souc point in Arkansas for Hen Whey,
the negro wanted for stabbing Policeman
Farris last Christmas eve. The Chici
wanted 10 yet onihis side with his prisoner,
as there was no telling when the transfer
would bring the regular train over. Kelly
agreed Ia bring him aud his prisoner,
along with himself and kallnhcr They
crossed the river, the chici and isprisoner
went to the police station, and hc MAS con
graduated ON his safe arrival With his
dangerous prisoner. and was asked whether
he saw Kallahcr or not but lac did not
answer one way or the other, nor was hc
pressed. Ia the mgftimc, Kelly had his
friend Kallahcr safely housed iorihc night,
and, Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock,
got In q hack with him and drove Ia the
courthouse. where, preceding his arrival,
arrangements had been made lor the CIV
ing Of bond.
kallahcr prrsentcdan appearance n little
the worse i0r wear, evidently having been
ON q spree. The bond was at flint fixed nj
$4,000 and was promptly furnished, or
neady 10 be- furnished, when his honor
Judge Dul,nae, reflected aud miscd II Ia
slON.O0n. The primary signcn did not
object to this hut not bcing able tn quail
NV Cor the additional amount, they sent out
aud within short umc had hondsmcn
- to come IN and make up the deficit The
bond ~ perfected aud accepted j. ag iul-
lows John OtrrtDn. IT,, 5000. James
phclan. ~, ODl. John lhrn, s.. 500. John
Donnclly. 5000. John Brennan, NiOUO,
Archie Mctarycr spOOD, aud T. \. Kelly,
-, 100. This made q sum total ol S,ti,HOO
There wcrr hall DOZEN or mur gentle.
men present Who Ncr able to go rs high
~ any Of the preceding sirncu un the
bond, hut the court WIS satisfied with that
already furnished AMI Nj. kalhh,r l,ii
the courtroom in company With atcut,
or moC Oi sluunch friends.
Shortly after Mr.. kallahvr's appearance
nj the court house, Capt James lrc, u.
one of his hondsncu, VAS sent Tor, and th
two held q luug conference Ia judge Du
nosc's private office. In pfpon-c Ia
question from the prisoner rs to via
should be- done, Capt lee Eiid III yo
an innocent, brace up stand firm an
fight The changes, " guilty, uui yourihw.
frum ear "a ear lou cant nilurl a. fnC
this people, who have honopd and truNc
you Tor ~ many YEAR, " those charges ~
true" Mr. kalluhor m,diiltcd over III
cuisines. like ndyl"r "a i"V moments nn
walked out An ArrENL reporter The
met Capt bee aud asked him his opinio
from what kllllhcr bad said. "Ihc ma
y In mo- condition Ia make an intclligvr
statement, aid the captain, but | ~
10th Ia believe be- has stolen anything
Thnsc receipt, nrc AGAINST him, but said I
bc written With pencil, and that may ha,
same bearing llc further says that 1,
many yuJr hy has not collected one cci
IT Whmngy aul bis deputy udmiis III
siguHiup in b. his writing. Mr. kallah
also claims that be- las memoranda il,
covering every payment Of mon,
into his hands hy the deputy.
cannot believe, ut present, th
sithu Mr kallahpr ur his deputy ha. cr
1cul,d ANYTHING. bat ! cannot cNpli
that conviction. lie tells me that II Il
Hcruuuts aru hyhiui, from any causr uy
which Dee hHa r.ulul, lac stands ready "a
able 10 make ii eupi, two lot one
Mr. halIahDr was taken Ia o noon hy !
friends about . o'clock for the purpose
sleeping himself into u suhrr cuuditIo
Thus an0ihcc sensation rtlap-as into astl
Of inoCuous drsuCtudc until the ease CON
90 trial. Gen. Luke T.. Wright q
arr hs attorneys
ms PROPERTY.
The following IL u statement oi the rcal
IN Shelby county owned by Patrick n
lahcr
lot 4, Ahcrrombic subdivision.
Louisville q Nashville milruad, H. Ni.l
acvs, bcdunngon Mobile & Ohio railro.
southwest with railroad 10 line lot ., noI
with east line lot 3 30 IL northeast corn
east 10 beginning.
Lots II, u, 10, II. ~, 10, II, rs and
oiG. g. and q. H. HOLMES subdivision
tween lIcmbcri aud Highland avenues,
acrcs.
West IS acres part Maddox 4 GRAY
80 l.l00 acres,
East ~ hoo acres. part Maddox
Graves 80 l.lOO acres, together d~cril
rs follows beginning on Memphis d
louisville turnpike where John POP
tract crosses said road, north 90 poles
Mississippi & Ohio railroad, thence sou
wesiwardly following said railroad
poles thence south ~ poles, east ~ po
touth " poles 10 said turnpike; the
north 40 degrees, east ~ poles TO bcl
ming, 80 l.lO0 acres.
lots /, 0, z, ~ and ~ Austin .
division, containing ~ sj-lOO acrcs,
night Of way 10 railroad.
lot @, block -, South Memphis,
country lot ls7. 25l feet by pOl I
south side Mccall, l3j feet east Of 81,
street.
lot 7. block q, South Memphis, 2.
O0l, 40 feet east of shelby street.
[ lot on south sidr Jefferson street, :